A History of the Early Part of the Reign of James the Second: With an Introductory ChapterAbraham Small, 1808 - 201 pagina's |
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... EARL OF LAUDERDALE . ‡ " DEAR LAUDERDALE , " I am seriously thinking of becoming an historian , and " have indeed begun ; but my progress hitherto is so little , " that it is not worth mentioning , except upon the principle " of ...
... EARL OF LAUDERDALE . ‡ " DEAR LAUDERDALE , " I am seriously thinking of becoming an historian , and " have indeed begun ; but my progress hitherto is so little , " that it is not worth mentioning , except upon the principle " of ...
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... Earl of Argyle , are contained in the correspondence with Mr. Laing , and they are of the nature I have described ; but on reading his narrative of those events , the advantages he derived from the circumstantial minuteness of his mate ...
... Earl of Argyle , are contained in the correspondence with Mr. Laing , and they are of the nature I have described ; but on reading his narrative of those events , the advantages he derived from the circumstantial minuteness of his mate ...
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... Earl of Argyle , the Introductory Chapter is unquestionably the most correct and finished part of the present publication . He did not , however , conceive it to be entirely exempt from a defect to which he apprehended that his works ...
... Earl of Argyle , the Introductory Chapter is unquestionably the most correct and finished part of the present publication . He did not , however , conceive it to be entirely exempt from a defect to which he apprehended that his works ...
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... Earl of Shaftesbury , and the other leaders of the Whig party ; and it would be highly unjust , as well as uncharitable , not to admit , that the generality of those who were engaged in the prosecution of it were probably sincere in ...
... Earl of Shaftesbury , and the other leaders of the Whig party ; and it would be highly unjust , as well as uncharitable , not to admit , that the generality of those who were engaged in the prosecution of it were probably sincere in ...
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... Earl of Rochester , whom he ap- pointed Lord Treasurer , was in all respects calculated to be a fit instrument for the purposes then in view . Besides being upon the worst terms with Halifax , in whom alone , of all his ministers ...
... Earl of Rochester , whom he ap- pointed Lord Treasurer , was in all respects calculated to be a fit instrument for the purposes then in view . Besides being upon the worst terms with Halifax , in whom alone , of all his ministers ...
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